Group chat on AGA Sharks is small-group messaging inside a free social network: start a chat with up to 9 other sharks, talk in one thread, and stay in the same place where you post, vote, and watch Shorts.
Discord servers are built for crowds — channels, roles, voice rooms, bots to manage. AGA Sharks groups are built for circles: friends, a tank crew, the people you actually talk to every day. No voice channels, no servers to run — just text, your people, and a Leave button whenever you want out.
It is group chat on the main AGA Sharks site: start a chat with up to 9 other sharks and keep the conversation going inside the same place where you already post, vote, and watch Shorts. No separate server app, no invite-link maze — your groups live right next to your tanks.
Discord is built around servers with channels, voice, and bots. AGA Sharks group chat is deliberately smaller and simpler: text chats for small groups, tied to a community you already belong to. There are no voice channels and no servers to manage — just your people, your tanks, and your feed in one place.
Create a free account at agasharks.com, open Chat, start a new chat, and add people with comma-separated usernames — one username starts a 1:1 DM, two or more starts a group. Everyone in the group can message, and you can leave a group anytime.
Up to 9 other sharks plus you. Groups are built for small circles — friends, a tank crew, a study group — not for thousand-member servers.
Yes, free, and no download needed — it works right in your browser. Group chats sit alongside tanks, Shark Shorts, karma, and badges on the same free account.